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WorksheetsWeekly Language Review
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 6mins
Which word can mean a type of metal and go first with followers?
steal
copper
lead
iron
The root leg can also mean...
line
law
large
look
What does the sentence refer to?
The businessman's new suit fit him like a glove after the tailor altered it.
Simile
metapor
hyperbole
Interjection
which word/phrase best completes the sentence?
I slept late this morning.-------, I ended up missing the bus
Overall
For example
consequently
In fact
Which word could replace the Capitalized word?
The pasta was so BLAND that even the dog wouldn't eat it.
Tasteless
delicious
flavorful
salty
what is the meaning of the word "legible"?
neat handwriting
easy read
rough handwriting
not easy to read
easy to read
rough handwriting
non of the above
What part of speech is "time"
noun, verb
noun, adjective
pronoun, adjective
Interjection, noun
all of the above
Where would commas go in this sentence?
Don't forget your paintbrush paints and smock when you come to the art class
paintbrush,paints,and smock
don't forget,paintbrush,paints
non of the above
paintbrush,paints,come,art class
A and D
Complete the sentence with the correct perfect past tense verb
The Basketball player (a) (Score) over two hunderd points last season
Write the meaning of the capitalized word.
We had an ELECTION to choose our president
Which word from the list means apart or indifferent?
Different,Disappoint,Differ,Divide
Different,Divide,Diverse,Disapprove
Different,Diverse,Disapprove,Divide
Dismiss,Diverse,Demand,Difference
None of the above
Improve the sentence by expanding, combining, or reducing
Riley is my friend.
Riley and I are in the same class
Riley is my friend and we are also in the same class
Riley is my friend,she is also in the same class with me
Riley is my friend,we are also same class
She is my friend her name is Riley we are in the same class
A and c
Complete the sentence with the correct perfect future verb.
By the end of the year, Emily-------------(Visit)me ten times.
Will had visited
Will need to visit
Will need to have visited
None of the above
Will need to have visited
Which is the capitalized verb
As of the next May, we WILL HAVE LIVED here for ten years
Perfect future
All of the above
Prefect past
Prefect present
Perfect Tense
What does the adage/proverb mean
The squeaky wheel gets the grease
